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MatheMusical Virtual Museum : Newton Circle revisited
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MatheMusical Virtual Museum : Newton Circle revisited
Newton was not only the greatest alchemist of all times, but also the father of calculus, optics and mechanics. He was the first to associate chromatism in terms of colors and in term of tone height (note); he also associated seven planets and chemical symbols to the diatonic scale [20], standard for his time.
This scene is an extension of Newton’s circle to our modern twelve-tone chromatic scale.
Each tone is associated to a color according to the human perception[5], the circle rotates slowly while the
Mathemusic is the scientific field that studies the relations between math and music; our scientific Society, SMCM regroups worldwide researchers in the field
The Mathemusical Virtual Museum is an interactive virtual experience that was premiered at the Museum of Design in Atlanta (Moda) in June 2022
It contains a growing set of interactive models based on the research issued from our society.
Originated from different mathemusicians and myself, the models help to unveil mathematical and especially geometrical concepts behind musical structures used in existing music.
Visit my Home Page at
www.mathemusic.net
Newton was not only the greatest alchemist of all times, but also the father of calculus, optics and mechanics. He was the first to associate chromatism in terms of colors and in term of tone height (note); he also associated seven planets and chemical symbols to the diatonic scale [20], standard for his time.
This scene is an extension of Newton’s circle to our modern twelve-tone chromatic scale.
Each tone is associated to a color according to the human perception[5], the circle rotates slowly while the
Mathemusic is the scientific field that studies the relations between math and music; our scientific Society, SMCM regroups worldwide researchers in the field
The Mathemusical Virtual Museum is an interactive virtual experience that was premiered at the Museum of Design in Atlanta (Moda) in June 2022
It contains a growing set of interactive models based on the research issued from our society.
Originated from different mathemusicians and myself, the models help to unveil mathematical and especially geometrical concepts behind musical structures used in existing music.
Visit my Home Page at
www.mathemusic.net